| 单词 | ill turns |
| 释义 | ill /il/adjective (compar worse; superl worst)
ORIGIN: ON illr; not connected with OE yfel, evil, but formerly confused with it, so that ill is often (esp in Scot) to be read where evil is written illˈness noun
illth noun (Ruskin, etc) The contrary of wealth or wellbeing illy /ilˈli/ adverb (rare) Ill ill-advisedˈ adjective
ill-advisˈedly adverb ill-affectˈed adjective Not well-disposed ill-assortˈed adjective
ill-behavedˈ adjective Behaving badly, ill-mannered illˈ-being noun The state of being poor or in bad health ill-beseemˈing adjective (Shakespeare) Unbecoming ill blood or ill feeling noun Resentment, enmity ill-bodˈing adjective (literary) Inauspicious ill-bredˈ adjective
ill breeding noun ill-conditˈioned adjective
ill-considˈered adjective
ill-deedˈly adjective (Scot; archaic) Mischievous ill-definedˈ adjective
ill-disposedˈ adjective
ill-equippedˈ adjective Insufficiently provided with tools, etc illˈ-faced (Spenser ill-faste) adjective (poetic) Ugly-faced ill fame noun Disrepute ill-faˈted adjective Unlucky ill-faˈvoured (Scot ill-faurdˈ) adjective Unattractive, ugly ill-fāˈvouredly adverb ill-fāˈvouredness noun ill feeling noun Resentment, animosity, bad feeling ill fortune noun Bad luck ill-foundˈed adjective Without foundation, baseless illˈ-gotten or (archaic) illˈ-got adjective Procured by dishonest or unworthy means ill-hairedˈ adjective (Scot) Cross-grained ill-headˈed (Spenser ill-heddˈed) adjective (archaic) Not clear in the head ill health noun Poor health ill-huˈmour noun ill-huˈmoured adjective Bad-tempered ill-huˈmouredly adverb ill-informedˈ adjective Ignorant ill-judgedˈ adjective Foolish, unwise, ill-timed ill-lookˈing adjective
ill luck noun Bad luck ill-mannedˈ adjective (archaic) Provided with too few men ill-mannˈered adjective
ill-matchedˈ adjective
ill nature noun ill-naˈtured adjective
ill-naˈturedly adverb ill-naˈturedness noun ill-offˈ adjective (rare) In bad circumstances, badly off ill-oˈmened adjective
ill-spentˈ adjective Misspent, wasted, squandered ill-starredˈ adjective
ill success noun Lack of success, failure ill temper noun ill-temˈpered adjective
ill-temˈperedly adverb ill-timedˈ adjective
ill-treatˈ transitive verb
ill-treatˈment noun ill turn noun An act of unkindness or enmity ill-uˈsage or ill-useˈ noun ill-useˈ transitive verb To ill-treat ill-usedˈ adjective Badly treated ill-versedˈ adjective Having scanty knowledge or skill (with in) ill-willˈ noun
illˈ-wisher noun A person who wishes harm to another ill-wrestˈing adjective (Shakespeare) Misinterpreting to disadvantage go ill with To result in danger or misfortune to ill at ease
ill become To do someone no credit take it ill To be offended with an ill grace Ungraciously |
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